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Seve Feathers In The City Still performing for a crowd on Little Catherine Street for the Fringe Picture: Pat Browne
Helen O'Donnell has appealed to the Heffernan family in the spirit of philanthropy to gift the former Dunnes site to the people of Limerick
Standing up for Limerick: Nigel Dugdale pictured by Michael Cowhey on Bedford Row
CEO of Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT) David Conway with Mayor Stephen Keary and Aidan Malone, project manager, LTT, announcing the plans
Limerick Leader photographer Michael Cowhey captured this image of a tree down on the Condell Road on Monday during the storm surrounding Hurricane Ophelia
Limerick needs to focus on how it is designed. This visual was one of a number of designs for O'Connell Street drawn up by Mick Bradley in concert with John Moran during the #LiveableLimerick debate
Damien Dempsey with the 'King of New York' Brendan Behan launching I.NY, which takes place in Limerick Picture: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
The Sage Cafe closed its doors for the final time after 11 years Picture: Adrian Butler
Nigel Dugdale and late John Finn pictured in 2011 during the Limerick Panto Society’s production of Aladdin
Consider forming a connection with a homeless person you see every day; see the human being instead of ‘the problem’
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The Criminal Courts of Justice, Dublin
A full traffic management plan will be in place around Adare for the JP McManus Pro-Am
Could we provide a number of ‘City Imp’ style buses that circle the city centre on a regular basis daily?
Some of the action at Riverfest this year. Limerick has come a long way in five years, hopefully we can become a truly world class riverside city
The Opera Centre site is a key development under the Limerick 2030 project
We need more than just Riverfest: If City of Culture has showed us anything it is that the public crave civic events
David McWilliams’ message of positive reinforcement resonated with me and many others for years in Limerick, but perhaps the time has come now for more critical analysis
Surveying the site of the Opera Centre along Limerick’s Rutland and Patrick Streets were Limerick Twenty Thirty chairman Denis Brosnan and chief executive officer David Conway picture: Alan Place
Permission for Kirkland Developments’ riverside project - an artist’s impression of which is pictured above - is welcome, but doesn't solve the paucity of quality living space in the city centre
Clive Bellows, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, Martin Shanahan, Michael Noonan and Catherine Duffy at the Northern Trust announcement this week Picture: Press 22
People’s Park hasn't always been the biggest draw for locals, but the food truck festival will have brought in many people for the first time. Hopefully they will come back Picture: Sean Curtin
Until we all start treating public transport in Limerick as a valued alternative to the car, things will not improve
As more life returns to Catherine Street, perhaps now is the time for the City and County Council to give a helping hand in its regeneration
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Pictured at the Irish World Academy of Dance, UL were, Dr. Sandra, Inspector Oliver Nally and Anna Banko Szumacher who will perform at the concert | PICTURES: Alan Place
Crowded House are playing King John's Castle this Tuesday evening
1 Silver Birch features a large rear garden and front garden with a private driveway
A full traffic management plan will be in place around Adare for the JP McManus Pro-Am
Proud parents Sinead and Simon with baby Jacob
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